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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1961
Page
1
Barnard College students publish the semi weekly Barnard Bulletin throughout the academic year excluding breaks. The notice lists Janet M. Gregory as editor in chief and Judy Deutsch as business manager.
Barnard forms a subcommittee to study the third year physical education requirement amid calls to abolish or modify it. Editorials from 1959 and 1960 urged student choice, noting crowded schedules and senior delays in graduation due to gym deficiencies.
Forum New Year Heralds Fresh Start As Kennedy Becomes President Doris Muller notes a new administration, praising Kennedy's inaugural address and press conference. The piece emphasizes the immense power of science and calls for a global alliance to prevent destruction and poverty.
The writer recalls attending the January 20 inaugural ceremonies at the Capitol and national events including the parade and ball. They describe cold viewing conditions, meeting Kennedy family members, and observing the President, while reflecting on Kennedy’s inaugural address and themes of liberty, equality, fraternity, and global aid.
A round up of Met Museum lectures on French painting and Thai art, a Renaissance and Early Baroque music concert by New York Pro Musica at the Met, medieval music at the Cloisters, Brooklyn Civic Ballet at the Music Hall, Don Quixote at 58th Street Playhouse, and Peter Sellers in Two Way Stretch at the Guild 50th.
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